Trumpeter 02061 Workable Track links for French R35 (1/35)

We present a high-quality set of workable track links for the French light tank R35, prepared by the renowned manufacturer Trumpeter. The 1:35 scale product allows for precise construction of realistic, movable tracks for R35 armored vehicle models, enabling a much more faithful representation of this historical vehicle in plastic model form.

• Product category: Plastic spare parts for models – workable track links
• Material: High-quality plastic that ensures durability and ease of processing
• Scale: 1/35 – one of the most popular scales in armor modeling
• Compatibility: Dedicated to French Renault R35 tank models

The French Renault R35 light tank was one of the most important armored vehicles of the French army on the eve of World War II. Produced from 1936, it was widely used during the French campaign in 1940 and became the mainstay of French armored cavalry. After France's capitulation, some of these vehicles also ended up in the German, Italian, or Bulgarian armies. The R35 took part in battles in both Western and Eastern Europe throughout World War II.

The Trumpeter 02061 set includes precisely manufactured, movable track links that allow for realistic replication of the running gear. Thanks to the well-thought-out design, the tracks move freely, which is a great advantage for modelers pursuing maximum realism and collectors valuing functionality. The links are injection-molded from high-quality plastic, ensuring easy assembly and long-lasting construction.

The set does not include glue or paints – they are available separately in our store. Assembly of details requires basic modeling tools. We rate the build difficulty as 3 on a scale of 1–5, making this product ideal for both intermediate modelers and more experienced enthusiasts of French tanks and World War II armor collections.

We recommend this product to anyone looking to enhance their R35 model with authentic, functional tracks, raising its realism and display value. Trumpeter 02061 is an excellent choice for precise historical modeling and dioramas illustrating the realities of the 1939–1945 campaigns.